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This probably is not what you want to hear but your first job will be hard to find and will probably suck, too. Stay for one year, then start looking around-
by JCDenton2052 9y ago
This probably is not what you want to hear but your first job will be hard to find and will probably suck, too.
Stay for one year, then start looking around- you will be surprised by your range of options.
In the meantime, keep looking.
- John_Cena 9y agoI appreciate the response. Are you commenting from a CE standpoint or software engineering? I took a lot of EE classes thinking I could get a hardware job, but that seems like a lost hope.
- JCDenton2052 9y agoSoftware engineering. It can be a bit tough getting in because employers are reluctant to train programmers with no work experience. With a couple of years experience your options broaden significantly, with 5+ years and 2-3 employers under your belt (and provided you are good at what you do) you will have many offers to choose from. Absurd as it may be, it is the reality of the market and the majority of graduates go through it. Hang in there, it is worth it in the end.